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Made to Worship | Fr. Mitchel Zimmerman & Fr. Matthew Nagle

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We are made to dwell in and worship the Lord! In today's episode, your host, Lee McMahon, is joined by two priests on the front lines of college ministry, Fr. Mitchel Zimmerman of the St. Lawrence Center at the University of Kansas and Fr. Matthew Nagle of the Didde Catholic Campus Center at Emporia State University. Together, they discuss the power of Truth, falling in love with Jesus, and paragraphs 34-46 of Ecclesia de Eucharistia by Pope St. John Paul II. Want to read this week's episode transcription? You can do so here. Want to know more about the Eucharistic Revival in ArchKCK? Check out our website www.archkck.org/eucharistic-revival/ for helpful prayer, formation, and preaching resources. Want to help spread the word about New Manna in your diocese, parish, or apostolate? You can access our free promotional materials here. Want to know more about the National Eucharistic Revival? You can visit their website here. Learn more about the ArchKCK Office of Evangelization and access more resources, click here. The New Manna Podcast is produced by the Office of Evangelization of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas. Podcast intro voiceover provided by Ethan Irons.

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Religion & Spirituality • Christianity
Religion & Spirituality
Religion & Spirituality • Religion

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Your go-to Catholic podcast devoted to the Holy Eucharist. Every episode of New Manna will start with Eucharistic testimony from clergy, religious, and lay leaders and be followed by a discussion of a bite-sized section of a papal document pertaining to the Eucharist and worship, making our awesome Tradition more approachable and accessible to the world at large. The amazing testimonies of converts, reverts, and cradle-Catholics combined with fruitful spiritual insights from the leaders of the Church will open your heart, kindle devotion to the Blessed Sacrament, and renew your fervor for furthering the Kingdom of God in your spheres of influence.